Sentence examples for points of gardening from inspiring English sources

Dowding has just written a book with the seductive title Organic Gardening The Natural No-Dig Way (£10.95, Green Books), but I wasn't there to discuss the finer points of gardening theory and practice (not least because he wrote about it in this magazine a couple of weeks back), but to talk salads.

Or learn the finer points of gardening.

For me, the point of gardening is being in the garden.

I realised that the point of gardening isn't really growing things, but killing things.

Mr. Chandoha admitted he had reached the point of gardening smaller.

He would never be able to debate the finer points of a French garden, or dream the colleges of unborn children, or be so confident as to imagine an entire lifetime shaped by his own inclinations.

Aren't flowers the point of the garden?

And once you go south of about Lyon, shade is the point of any garden.

That was however the whole point of the garden; the plants we don't yet know about.

So don't plant tender plants at the lowest point of your garden and be aware that a wall across a slope will trap cold air.

At the rear of the property is a small stone grotto, the focal point of a garden where, Ms. Quattrocchi said, "native and non-native plants are combined in a complimentary way".